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“World Changed Colors,”

Thursday, January 15th, 2009

At first blush, “ARTiculation” looks like a free-form poetry slam driven by some well-intentioned young performers. But don’t be fooled. “ARTiculation” is a sharp, smart, funny, and fearless evening of stories and comments told through spoken word and music, delivered by five powerhouse performers and one DJ, all of whom surprise and enchant with their unadorned honesty and lyric dexterity.

From left: Terri Deletetsky, DJ Reazon, Danny Balel, Marvelyn McFarlane, Nik Walker, and Tory Bullock in ''ARTiculation.''

Joining words and music in power and light

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